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Hi, What we need, actually, is a citation for that poem. You can add a small note at the bottom of the chapter, for example. From "One Word Is Often Profaned" by Percy Bysshe Shelley. Even if the work is in the public domain, anytime it's quoted, it still needs to be cited. It does not need disclaiming, however.

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Is it My Beautiful Beast by praiseofblood?

Can you be more specific as to the title or author name? I don't find a user named 'sighcoe' in our directory,

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Please be advised that we do not allow this forum to be used to pass around copies of stories that have been taken down, whether by the author or by the site's staff. In this case, we ask that you respect the wishes of the author, who removed his stories himself. You are not expressing support by going against his wishes and passing around his work without his permission.

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I actually adore my current editor. She ignores my whining and is merciless about what needs to be done, but she's also encouraging at the same time. It's a fine line, and I honestly have to credit her with making my story stronger and better in so many ways. I'm trying to incorporate what she's teaching me into my current WIPs. Let's see if I can do it, and then we can move to the next level of editorial interventions.

I work without a beta, for a variety of reasons. I'm pretty good at the grammar and technical stuff already, and I'm fairly diligent at proofreading what I post before I post it. However, my preferred fandoms are obscure enough not to attract a great many potential beta-readers. My original works are either prompt responses here, which are short and sweet to proofread, or they will go out for submission to a publisher, in which case an editor will abuse me until I make it right. I've just never made the right connection as an author with a beta, although I have acted as a beta myself.